Quiet campaign season as health board issues guidance
The State Board of Health releases Bulletin No 3 Vol 4 on Tularemias and its Prevention by Dr T Mischel Fruden. The article invites readers to request copies from the state health board. Boston Congregationalists and the Silestic army conduct midnight street visits to invite all to services. The death of Mr Tinker of Pom fret removes a notable and colorful state figure who served in many government posts and wrote on agriculture.
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State Board of Health
T. Mischel Fruden
State Board of Heath of
Heattlebar
Boston
Tinkturm
Pomfret
Mr. Tinker
Colorado Muddle Darkens Gubernatorial Contest
Denver March 2 After a long executive session of the gubernatorial contest communities remain split over the claims of both the contestor and contestee. Alexander one of the report lirane who refused in sigs the Peabody threat was a hard fight for seating in the gors chair of Lieut Gov Joseonald. He found no see for the plan in the communi. He may hang it up before the pope as Sere mise Llurent waset there to me there is doubt as to whether Adams or Peabody was elected. Today Howes and Senate will meet in joint session to receive committee reports. Time will be allotted for both sides arguments and it is expected that meal thief counsel for Pealch will argue. Vote likely Saturday night.
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Denver
Alexander
Peabody
Joseonald
Seremise Llurent
McDonald
Adame Or Peabody
Howes
Senate
Pealch Argementa
Stranger Found Dead After Shelter Given in Lynn
A mystery death in Lynn follows the finding of a stranger, about 20, dead in a lodging on Tremont Street. Edward Ay, a Rochester shoemaker, had sheltered the man the previous night and reported him missing. Police investigate the unknown visitor’s identity, with local authorities pursuing leads at Cummins Geneva Electric River works.
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Tyson
Maas
Lynn Loa
Pinkham
Edward Ay
Rochester
Tremont Street
Tsis
Mille
le Mut
Tin
Tiss
Atlan
Cumumngs
Geneva
Train Held Up Near Memphis in Express Robbery
A freight bound passenger train No. 203 on the Memphis line was robbed of its contents. The bandits escaped into the woods after seizing the cash. Authorities, including railroad officials, had not issued an official statement, and the exact sum stolen was not confirmed, though trainmen suspected no more than a few hundred dollars.
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Memphis
Tent
St. Louia
Mesalle
Willy Carrie
Trae
Talk of the Town. Tillie Miss Pithie Celebrates
Tillie Miss Pithie daughter of George Pithie of Circle Street was surprised at home by Weymote friends last evening. They departed with a keepsake gold bracelet and enjoyed light refreshments and parlor games in a pleasant social event.
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Tillie Miss Pithie
George Pithie
Circlestront
Jingles and Jests From Various Papers
A garbled collage of humorous snippets and wry lines from multiple periodicals. It includes mock dialogue, misread prompts, and social humor with names like George Kinet Pauline and Mrs Witherly, plus scattered phrases about pride and change, typical of a late 19th or early 20th century humor column.
Remarkable Convention in Petersburg Mepresenting 140 Factenes
At Petersburg on March 2 a notable gathering marked the first appearance of many speakers. About 250 electors joined as members of the tilted ecoterie commission, with M Schinluveki as president. A seven oclock session on March 3 was planned to discuss the message and actions, though speeches were sparse.
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Petersburg
Thier
Tilted Ecoterie Commission
M. Schinluveki
Matto Messoy Ie Poh
Savagem Aikpreet Sains Sea
Ani
Clerks' Night with Wilder Orchestra at Barre
Minin by the Wilder orchestra No 7. Lyle Perry, a well known artist, will perform. Violinist Tikal febes and the Wilder forces will play the latest dance music. A prize will be given during the evening. Don't miss hearing the drummer and tympani player. The event includes a center tale prize and invites gentlemen and ladies.
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Minin
Wilder Orchestra
Lyle Perry
Barre
Colliers
Wallace's Start In Life A Turning Point In His Career
The article recounts General Lew Wallace’s youth as a poor student who left college after six weeks. His father confronted him with tuition receipts, urging self-reliance. Wallace began work copying court records for 10 cents a hundred lines, learning perseverance and refining his education at night while valuing time and effort.
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West Point
Wallace
Japanese Child Training Motto Presses Courage on Infants
A Japanese writer extols the harsh method of parenting to instill bravery from infancy. The text describes a mother scolding a crying baby as a coward and asks what the child will do when wounded or exposed to danger, suggesting brutal resilience as national virtue.
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Angs
Birthday Party Plans For Hutchins Event
The notice notes a Hutchins birthday party led by Linds You and Paul Gordon with a grand march. Children are asked to wear red white and blue bun sashes over one shoulder and assist in keeping order. Mrs F T Cutler is president of the organizing society.
Northfield Mourns Mrs. Walter Dole After Death
Mrs Walter Dole died after a fall at home in Northfield her sister Mrs Parrof of Sek Honedus reports. The funeral will be at East Handwick with burial in Hirdwick. Mrs Rudd aged about sixty had suffered poor health for 15 years. The community attended a dance in the armory with Montpelier performers and local bands following the services.
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Gunpany 1
Busket
Marte
Connell
Moore
Mra
Rudd
Nean Parrof
Mamie J. Patel
Barre
Ada Rodd
Boston
East Handwick
Hirdwick
East Barre Meeting Noted At Mrs Sargent Home
The W C T U will meet at the home of Mrs H B Sargent Friday afternoon at 2:30. The Glatening Solid South. Bud whether the sold wouth the same, all price for at the minute. Brethren, she's wotd uhext of leo. An we skimmin crost the frozen lubes Qn slata o'er the anow eet. Aneville ip ko Brownville from L Stanton in Atlanta Constitution.
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Bud
Leo
Brownville
L. Stanton
Atlamta Constitution
Notable Sires and Sons Highlight Early American Figures
A rambling collection notes Joby Sparks as Nevada governor and major private gallery owner, James Turner as railroad executive, and others. It mentions Jos Sullivan and James Corbett in entertainment, Theodore Santor a Belleville justice, and aging public figures tied to New York hotels, philanthropy, and national affairs, with references to Morgan and Bayard Taylor.
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Joby Sparks
Nevada
United States
James Jewett Turner
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Duke of Portland
Jos T. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Robert Pittsimmons
Austin $. Custman
Millard Fillmore
New Bedford
Mass
Theodore Santor
Belleville
N. J
Clapp
Minnesota
Hod” Taylor
Taylor
Alutant
Treasy
United States Senate
General Furlong
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bayard Taylor
Feriong Haa
J. Pierpont Morgan
Notice to Granite Manufacturers About Agent Appointment
Important notice informs all granite manufacturers in Newland states that Will Stewart has been appointed as sole agent for the Bot Aocard, produced at Paget in West Africa and Germany, sold under various names, with address P.O. Box 429, Barre Vermont for contact.
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Leieh
Newland States
Ate Paget
West Af
Lagwitt
Germany
Will Stewart
P.O. Adtress
Barre
Educator Shoe Window Promotes Perfect Feet for Children
W. J. McLEAN urges parents to start children’s feet right to prevent cramped and misshapen feet later in life. He argues improved foot health can create a nation of people who enjoy walking, presenting Educator Shoe as the solution, inviting readers to see the Educator Window.
Repair work at 200 North Main Street Cove Next Door
A local notice states repairs at 200 North Main Street Cove with Next Door and A P Abbott's involved in the project.
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North Main St
Repairing Cove
A. P. Abbott's
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